Despite flexible work being a popular choice for employees, a recent survey of CEOs shows 83 per cent want their workforce back in the office full time within three years.
Return-to- office mandates have been a topic of discussion but since the COVID pandemic, lots of us have enjoyed working flexibly. Will CEOs get us back in the office?Both Australian and international companies are increasingly requiring employees to return to the office. This was borne out by a recentYet these directives are a stark contrast to how most employees feel about coming back into the office.
"Interestingly … much evidence that return-to-the-office mandates performance one way or the other," he says. However, he says it seems the companies most likely to introduce office mandates are those not performing well on the stock market. "They're moving from one day to two days, from two to three, three to four, so you can sort of see they're over probably a number of years," Mr Wynn says."Others are saying … we're getting better productivity and better performance from our people in a hybrid environment," he says.Mr Wynn says for CEOs considering introducing mandates, their greatest concern is around talent selection, development and retention.
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